Dining and food services.
In May 2025, about 160,000 customer records were obtained from Creams Cafe and circulated, including names, email and physical addresses, and phone numbers. Creams Cafe did not respond to disclosure attempts, though multiple affected individuals confirmed the data as accurate.
ObscureIQ assessment: Exposure enables phishing, order fraud, delivery impersonation, and household targeting. Branded food-ordering context can make scam outreach feel legitimate and immediate.
The name/address/phone/email set supports phishing and physical-location profiling; no credentials were exposed.
Creams Cafe is a UK dessert-restaurant chain.
Restaurant chains collect customer identity, contact details, order history, payment-adjacent records, loyalty activity, and delivery data across food-service and digital ordering workflows.
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In May 2025, about 160,000 customer records were obtained from Creams Cafe and circulated, including names, email and physical addresses, and phone numbers. Creams Cafe did not respond to disclosure attempts, though multiple affected individuals confirmed the data as accurate.
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